Sushi Ippo - Menu

Excellent sushi quality! Honestly this is one of the greatest all you can eat because of the quality of the ingredients and dishes for its value. Def recommended

The Bento boxes are amazing! I highly recommend the Bulgogi Bento Box. The Tempura is light and crispy, the sushi rolls are delicious, and the Bulgogi is fantastic. Don't forget to order some nigiri, and definitely try the Black Raspberry Soju—it's excellent!

I visited here since I been here before pandemic.For lunch price, I remember it was about $23 at that time.Now I paid for weekday lunch $35 dollars...Wow ...Sushi quality was okay , especially the amount of rice was small.The waitress was very kind and made my company happy.Thanks for that. View menu

The service was quick and professional, though they could improve their explanation on how to order for those of us who are less familiar with their system. As for the restaurant's ambiance, while it’s clean, it could benefit from a fresh coat of paint and, in the long run, a new interior design. Overall, it’s a great place to dine, and I would highly recommend it to others!

This place was recommended, so had to try it. For all you can eat....quality was Great.Service was excellent, as we got our food quickly and the wait staff was very attentive. As you can see in the pics, we tried everything and did the 49.99 rate, which is the higher one to get the specialty items. That price is pretty reasonable in LA for all you can eat.Enjoyed everthing, so they are definitely on my radar now.

Happy hour BOGO on sake and beer and lunch before 11.30-3 pm is best price! Make sure to order with your belly and not your eyes! 90 minute limit for AYCE. We had to pay extra $30 for uneaten rolls and not allowed to take it to go : Hot sake was high quality and very tasty! Sushi was extremely fresh and had large portions. SALMON AND HAMACHI were to die for!!! 2 hour parking validation in the garage :)Parking: 2 hour validation View menu

- Seaweed salad: 5/5 - Miso soup: 5/5 - Shishito peppers: 4/5 - Spicy miso soup: 3/5 - Baked mussel: 5/5 - TNT shrimp: 5/5 - Takoyaki: 5/5 - Crawfish volcano roll: 5/5 - Hotel California roll: 0/5 (definitely avoid this one) - Rainbow roll: 4/5 - Alaskan roll: 5/5 - Spicy tuna on crispy rice: 3/5 - Salmon nigiri: 5/5 - Yellowtail nigiri: 5/5 - Octopus nigiri: 4/5 - Masago nigiri: 4/5 - Spicy scallop nigiri: 5/5 - Scallop nigiri: 5/5 Limited menu: - Salmon belly: 5/5 - Ikura: 4/5 - Toro: 5/5 - Unagi: 5/5 - Halibut: 4/5 - All carpaccio items: 5/5 - Sea urchin: 5/5 - Sweet shrimp: 6/5 (my favorite dish of the night!)

I used to like this place before COVID. After COVID, I ordered delivery and ate at the restaurant but wasn't fully satisfied. when I ordered delivery, I thought the fish wasn't fresh. I thought maybe its because it's delivery. Recently, we decided to dine- in and do the AYCE. Personally, here are my thoughtsNigiri: Salmon was better than tuna; tuna quality was not up to expectation. Salmon was acceptable, but tuna and toro were not worse than Kura quality. Sushi rolls: I would say mediocre rolls, nothing special; the Ahi tower was unique, and probably the only thing I would recommend. Unfortunately, I don't think I would go back again.

I've been to many sushi restaurants, but never at an all you can eat sushi place. So this is how it works, come in, sit down, order a drink, and then you'll recieve a huge menu, and you can order 3 rounds of food (be wise with your decisions, order the good fish, yellowtail, salmon, albacore, uni etc). You CAN NOT take left overs, so don't order more than you can eat because you will be charged for individual sushi pieces you leave (about $1-2). Expect to pay about $40-50 per person, I believe the price is very reasonable because the quality of the sushi/fish is just incredible, fresh and very delicious. It's worth paying for the premium all you can eat option bc you're able to get an order... View menu